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Volume 1, Number 2, November 2005: Editorial Introduction: Human Security
Human Security: Theory and Practice
Human Security: Mainstreamed Despite the Conceptual Ambiguity?
A Response to Edward Newman: Conspicuously Absent? Why the Secretary-General Used in All But Name
The Pre-History of Human Security
Response to S. Neil MacFarlane: Why Human Security is a New Concept With Global Origins
Who's Securing Whom? The Need for International Relations to Embrace Human Security
Four Questions about Ethiopia's Ethnic Federalism
Leveraging the Global to Empower Local Struggles: Resistance and Efficacy in Transnational Feminist Networks
Book Reviews
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